I was completely on the wrong track For years, I think I…
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I was completely on the wrong track
For years, I think I was completely on the wrong track.
My wrist is only 16.5 cm (about 6.5 inches), yet almost every watch I owned was 42 mm or larger.
A few weeks ago, I bought a 38 mm Seiko. What can I say?
I can barely wear any of my larger watches anymore. Now they all look way too big to me, honestly, almost comically oversized.
It makes me wonder: what changed?
What made me buy 44 mm watches (and even bigger) for so many years? And I'm not talking about 10 or 20 watches. I've owned quite a lot over the years.
Now that I've settled on 38 mm, it just feels right. It's comfortable, looks proportional, and I honestly love it.
The only downside is that I'm seriously considering selling all those oversized "wall clocks."
Has anyone else gone through something similar?
Did your taste in watch sizes completely change over time?
#luxury
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For years, I think I was completely on the wrong track.
My wrist is only 16.5 cm (about 6.5 inches), yet almost every watch I owned was 42 mm or larger.
A few weeks ago, I bought a 38 mm Seiko. What can I say?
I can barely wear any of my larger watches anymore. Now they all look way too big to me, honestly, almost comically oversized.
It makes me wonder: what changed?
What made me buy 44 mm watches (and even bigger) for so many years? And I'm not talking about 10 or 20 watches. I've owned quite a lot over the years.
Now that I've settled on 38 mm, it just feels right. It's comfortable, looks proportional, and I honestly love it.
The only downside is that I'm seriously considering selling all those oversized "wall clocks."
Has anyone else gone through something similar?
Did your taste in watch sizes completely change over time?
#luxury
source
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